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Subaru Models (inc. 2002-2014 WRX/STI)
Features & Product Details
RallySport Direct proudly carries some of the best automotive hardware in the industry brought to you by ARP.
These are the ARP Extended Wheel Studs. These wheel studs feature super strong chrome-moly construction which allows them to have a much higher tensile strength to handle strenuous acceleration, torque, and shock loads. They are ideal for those of you who participate in motorsports or have a vehicle with a lot of power that may surpass the limits of your factory wheel studs. And the ARP Extended Studs are ideal for those of you who are installing a custom wheel and brake setup that simply requires a longer stud. These are a great choice for your Rally Car, Racecar, Overlander or even your daily driver!
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I had to shave my steering knuckle to get these in the front. The rears I'm not even gonna attempt. Amazing products, but the installation was terrible.
I love these things. Now I don't have to struggle to get the lug nuts on to the wheel studs. And no I use an impact without worrying about stripping them. Perfect for those deep dish wheels with deep lug holes.
These studs are a great upgrade from the Subaru stock wheel studs on my 13 STI front wheels I just had to take the hub bolts off 14mm that gave enough room to wiggle them in and on the rears I actually had to pull the hub off but worth the work highly recommend them
For install on 2015+ Sti, you will need to remove the hubs to get these on. There are four 14mm bolts and the axle nut that need to come off to remove the hub. There is NO way to squeeze these in or cut anything like the brake shield to make them fit without removing the hub on the Sti. Besides a difficult install this product is great.
alright the front install on this is very simple, hopefully you dont need instructions for that.... onwards to the rear install - not for the feint of heart. so obviously everybody has a "correct way" of doing things, i made mines work and it does triple digit speeds no problems and pulls G's on mountain togue. full disclaimer not responsible if you choose to install it "my way". obviously the stud is long so it wont clear the rear hub assembly any way you stuff it in - short of removing the entire spindle, installing a new wheel bearing and doing it the "right way" heres what you do, or at least what worked for me. remove the brake rotor, remove rear ESP sensor, loosen the ABS tone wheel, remove parking brake shoes, or disconnect the springs and leave it hanging, loosen the backing plate to spindle bolts (4 of them). now you are going to "precisionly grind the outer edge of the wheel stud until it clears the rear ESP sensor hole and stuff it through and properly secure the stud. ship it broskies.
QUESTIONS & ANSWERS
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Q: Lug nuts Subaru11 months ago
If I purchase the extended wheel studs, will I need to buy some new lug nuts as well (open lug nuts) or my gorilla lug nuts will work on them? Thanks
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0 of 0 people found the following answer helpful
A: you will likely need some open ended or extended lug nuts, unless you're running a very thick spacer or something. Thanks!
Rick C. @ RallySport Direct 11 months ago
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Q: I think the answer is yes, but these fit a 2005 WRX Wagon? brandondrums570981 year ago
Not specifically listed in the fitment guide but given how identical the hub/brake setup is to WRX sedan I'd say yes. Basically I want to make sure I don't have to replace the hubs and bearings. Thanks!
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0 of 0 people found the following answer helpful
A: Unfortunately, we do not confirm fitment for that year, and model of car.
Edson C. @ RallySport Direct 1 year ago
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Q: Arp extended studs AlexB2 years ago
Do these need to be pressed in?
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1 of 1 people found the following answer helpful
A: These should be able to be tightened onto your hub with an open ended lug nut which is technically a way of pressing them in.
Michael N.
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1 of 1 people found the following answer helpful
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Q: 1996 Subaru Legacy Lsi Gc8man3 years ago
I see that a 96 Legacy Lsi is not on the list of fitment. I have a 2000 Impreza L that I converted to disc brakes in the back from a 96 Legacy Lsi. Can you advise on why these studs won't work? Thanks.
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0 of 2 people found the following answer helpful
A: We would not be able to confirm fitments on swapped items from other vehicles unfortunately.
Devan M. @ RallySport Direct 3 years ago
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Q: 2017 sti limited? STIGbro3 years ago
Will these bolts fit a 2017 sti limited?
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1 of 2 people found the following answer helpful
A: They will not
Devan M. @ RallySport Direct 3 years ago -
1 of 2 people found the following answer helpful
A: These will fit your car, but you have to remove your hub to install them. That’s why it only say 02-14 Sti
Daniel M @ -
1 of 2 people found the following answer helpful
A: These will fit your car, but you have to remove your hub to install them. That’s why it only say 02-14 Sti
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1 of 2 people found the following answer helpful